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Leading the Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL ) rumor mill today is news of the company ditching the iPhone X notch. Today, we'll look at that and other Apple Rumors for Wednesday.
2019 iPhone : A recent rumor claims that Apple will leave the iPhone X notch out of its 2019 smartphones , reports 9to5Mac . According to this rumor, the tech company is planning for the 2019 iPhone line to have a display that covers the entire front of the device. The rumor claims that the device will still include Face ID and other features in the iPhone X line. It's unknown how AAPL will do this while removing the notch.
iPad Pro : Rumor has it that AAPL will show off a new iPad Pro at WWDC 2018 , MacRumors notes. This rumor claims that the company will debut an iPad Pro with Face ID at the event. The tablets will likely use a design similar to the iPhone X. This means no Home button and possibly a notch in the display. Current rumors claim that the company will hold WWDC 2018 from June 4 to June 7.
Stolen ID : Login information for stolen Apple IDs are being sold on the dark web , reports AppleInsider . The information to access a person's account with the tech company goes for roughly $15 each. This is more expensive than other similar account types sold on the dark web. This is due to the account giving criminals access to a range of devices and service from AAPL. For comparison, a Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX ) account goes for a little over $8.00.
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